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Dickens House Museum - UK

Once home to Miss Mary Pearson strong, on whom Charles Dickens based Miss betsey trotwood in his novel David Copperfield. It is now a museum commemorating the author's association with broadstairs. Tel: 01843 861232 www.dickenshouse.co.uk

St. Peter's Village Tour - UK

Restaurants Galore - UK

The fabulous number and variety of places to eat in Broadstairs means you can virtually dine your way around the world - the tricky decision is where to start! T: 0870 264 6111 www.tourism.thanet.gov.uk

Powell Cotton Museum, Quex House and Gardens - UK

Three attractions in one: a world-rated museum collection: A house containing displays of marvellous oriental and English furniture, porcelain and glassware; 15 acres of gardens including a Victorian walled garden. Tel: 01843 842168 www.powell-cottonmuseum.co.uk

Waldhorn - Switzerland

Quiet, central location between railway station and BEA bern expo, Stade du Suisse. Generous breakfast buffet, free internet and WLAN in the hotel. Tram 9, Stop "Spitalcker" Waldhoheweg 2, 3013 Bern T: +41 (0)31 323 23 43 F: +41 (0031 332 18 69 email: hotel@waldhorn.ch Web: www.waldhorn.ch

Happy Inn Lodge - Switzerland

 . Budget hostel in the center of Interlaken, 5 minutes walking distance from the west station. Cosy restaurant, bar and garden terrace. Good and affordable food and drinks Booking office for all outdoor activities. Rosenstrasse 17 CH-3800 Interlaken T: +41 (0)33 822 32 25   Email:  info@happy-inn.com    Web   :www.happy-inn.com.

Adrenaline Break

This package, organised by Durbuy Adventure, is for all of you who enjoy extreme sports. From the top of a former marble quarry, 40m above the ground which you will have reached by climbing a via ferrata, you will grab onto a pulley attached to a steel cable and throw yourself down a 200m "death-ride, the longest in Belgium. Then you will climb back up to 12m above the ground vai a series of 50 rope bridges suspended between trees. You can also test your underground skills and stamina by descending into a natural cavern and then making your way along ancient Roman mine galleries, full of obstacles and narrow passages to squeeze through. You can then participate in a night walk and/or the dance party with music. The day before or after, you can discover some of the attractions of Durbuy, the smallest city in the world. Durbuy Adventure S.A. Rue de Rome, 1 6940 Durbuy T: +32(0)86/21 28 15 F: +32(0)86/21 20 07 email: info@durbuyadventure.be Web: www.durbuyadventure.be

A Break in Dinant, daughter of the Meuse

Whatever your expectations, Dinant will exceed them. the Mercure Hotel has devised two programmes from which to choose. first, for the culture-vultures among you, the Dinant Tour, including a visit to the Citadel via cable-car a visit to the "Marvellous" Cave, whose name evokes the beauty of the bowels of the earth, then, of course, the unmissable river cruise to see the splendid views of the town from the water. And for those of you who don't really "do" culture, and prefer sports and the outdoors, there's the Dinant Adventure, which will take you to a wooded, 14-hectare former quarry, with 40 monkey-bridges to cross, a "death ride" and an underground route, in all, two-and-a-half hours of activities designed to get that adrenaline flowing! there are so many tourist attractions nearby that it will be difficult to choose what to do on the day before or after your programme, but consider visiting the famous Annevoie gardens, or going for a r

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